Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

A robust carbon tax keeps more revenue in South Africa and encourages local companies to reduce product emissions to improve competitiveness in international markets, and it aligns with international support for decarbonisation efforts here. The carbon tax is an important economic instrument in South Africa. Yet it is now uncertain whether the country will continue…

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Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Africa: FG Endorses Meet Africa Fashion Festival 2026

The Federal Government has formally endorsed the Meet Africa Fashion Festival (MAFEST) 2026, pledging institutional support for the successful hosting of the continental fashion event in Nigeria. The endorsement of the Presidency was conveyed to the President and Convener of MAFEST, Mr. Charles Ozoemena, in an official letter dated March 2, 2026. The letter was…

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Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Africa: Trump’s African Health Strategy Falters

The America First Global Health Strategy is being questioned as exploitative. The United States (US) has run into some problems with its America First Global Health Strategy it rolled out in September 2025. Twenty African nations and four Latin American states have so far signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) within this strategy. This is partly…

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Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Africa: Serec Warns of Risk Posed By Us-Iran Tension for African Maritime

The Sea Empowerment and Research Center, SEREC, has warned that African maritime nations face heightened economic and security challenge due to the escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. The Centre highlights the far-reaching implications for import-dependent economies across the African Union economies considered to be particularly vulnerable. In the communiqué signed by Head…

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Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

African Court On Human and Peoples’ Rights Launches New Website At Opening of 2026 Judicial Year and Launch of 20th Anniversary

The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (AfCHPR) has officially launched its revamped website, www.african-court.org on the margins of the Solemn Ceremony marking the Opening of its 2026 Judicial Year and the commencement of its 20th Anniversary commemoration at its Seat in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania. The Solemn Ceremony was graced by His…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – March 6, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – March 6, 2026

  Nigeria Resolves Oil Prospecting Licence 245 Dispute After 15 Years President Bola Tinubu presided over the successful conclusion of a historic settlement agreement between the Federal Government of Nigeria, ENI, and Nigerian Agip Exploration Limited (NAEL), resolving the long-running dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence 245. The agreement was reached after more than 15 years of…

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Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Africa: How a World Bank Program Is Turning Creativity Into Jobs for Women in Sierra Leone

By pairing a Creative Economy Diagnostic with a women-focused accelerator, Sierra Leone’s CreatiFi program is helping translate creative talent into an economic development catalyst. Amena is a young fashion designer based in Sierra Leone’s bustling Freetown. With their alluring patterns and vibrant colors, it is impossible to look away from Amena’s designs. When she first…

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